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"The
accommodations are just part of the story at the Stanford, however.
What is also unique about this place is that they actually encourage
the guests to talk to each other! I know that sounds strange
in these days of impersonalness. But its true." Winetidings |
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"Place
No. 1 was the sprawling Stanford Inn by the Sea, where I curled
up by my fireplace in a wood-paneled suite that made me feel
like I was in one of those high-end cabins you only see in Ralph
Lauren ads." Walking Magazine |
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"...owners
Joan and Jeff Stanford have created the ultimate escape...an
inn so peaceful and so all-encompassing that there's little reason
to move from the premises all weekend." Sacramento Magazine |
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"The
Stanford Inn's storybook setting is rivaled by only one thing-the
food. ...This inn is the perfect escape-even if you just get
away for one exquisite meal.... Don't plan on sharing; you'll
want to savor every bite." Vegetarian Time Magazine |
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"I
guess that's why the word 'ambience' is such a workhorse word
in the travel writer's lexicon. It is often the setting, the
surrounding environment and the human element that make for truly
superlative experiences and passionate memories that last a lifetime."
Tom Wilmer- Five Cities Times-Press-Recorder |
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"As
beautiful, luxuriant and indulging as Stanford Inn is, what distinguishes
it in a world chock-full of luxury results is its personality."
Horizon Air Magazine |
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"I
had a hard time deciding what to do, once I unpacked. Swim in
the indoor, subtropical pool surrounded by lush vegetation? Sit
on the balcony and watch the ocean? Go down to the Big River
and take a canoe or kayak to observe harbor seals and other wild
things? Rent a bike for a tour along the Mendocino Coast, on
the back roads or in the sate parks? I sat on the balcony."
New York Times |
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"...what
a delightful, personable experience (the Stanfords) and the staff
have created." San Jose Mercury News |
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"It's
not easy for a lodge to be both luxurious and rustic, but Mendocino's
Stanford Inn by the Sea makes it work." Home & Away
(AAA Nebraska) |
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"If
an inn can be simultaneously rustic and luxurious, romantic and
invigorating, quiet and exciting, then the Stanford Inn by the
Sea is such a place." Newsday |
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